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The .270 Weatherby Magnum is a cartridge built for distance and impact. Weatherby's Select Plus line combines their magnum cartridge with premium bullet options, and this particular load uses Barnes' Tipped Triple Shock design to capitalize on what makes the magnum special: approximately 200 feet-per-second more velocity than standard .270 Winchester ammo with the same bullet weight.
The 130-grain Barnes TTSX bullet is an all-copper, lead-free design with a polymer tip. That tip boosts the ballistic coefficient, which means flatter trajectories and better energy retention downrange. Once impact occurs, the bullet opens up with a distinctive expansion pattern that produces a larger wound channel than traditional jacketed bullets. The copper construction means consistent performance without fragmentation, and the bullet retains weight for deep penetration. This load generates 3400 fps muzzle velocity and 3337 foot-pounds of energy, making it suitable for hunting deer, elk, pronghorn, and similar-sized game at extended distances.
Weatherby uses quality Norma brass for their ammunition, which many handloaders appreciate for consistency and durability. Each box contains 20 cartridges, allowing you to work up loads efficiently if you decide to reload. The magnum cartridge itself fits standard-length long actions, a practical advantage if you're pairing this with an existing rifle platform that wasn't designed for shorter magnum cases.
This is ammunition for someone who wants the extra performance the magnum delivers and appreciates Barnes' reputation for accuracy and reliability in the field.
The TTSX is a solid copper bullet with a polymer tip and specially designed rings cut into the shank. It expands reliably at both high and low velocities, retains most of its weight for deep penetration, and leaves a larger wound channel than traditional jacketed designs. The lead-free construction makes it suitable for areas with lead ammunition restrictions.
The .270 Weatherby Magnum pushes bullets about 200 feet-per-second faster than the .270 Winchester, thanks to its larger case capacity and higher pressure. This translates to a flatter trajectory and better long-range performance, especially beneficial for hunting at distance. The tradeoff is increased recoil and slightly higher ammunition cost.
Yes. Weatherby uses quality Norma brass that's boxer-primed and designed for reloading. Many reloaders appreciate the consistency and durability of this brass for working up accurate loads in the .270 Weatherby Magnum.
This load works well for medium to large game including deer, elk, pronghorn, and similar-sized animals. The 130-grain bullet weight makes it particularly effective for hunting at extended ranges where the magnum's velocity and flat trajectory provide an advantage. Shot placement remains the most critical factor regardless of cartridge selection.
| Caliber/Gauge | .270 Weatherby Magnum |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 5.05 |
| Grains | 130 gr |
| Length | 6.0500 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B270130TTSX |
| Shipping Weight | 1.316 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 747115425075 |
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